Moments 10 Flashcards

1
Q

3 main functions of skeletal system (sat morning mumps - MPS)

A

movement, protection and storage of minerals and fats

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2
Q

functions of bones (think milk)

A

synthesize blood and immune cells, store calcium phosphate and lipids

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3
Q

4 major types of bones

A

long, short, flat, and irregular

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4
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ex. of long bone

A

femur

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5
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marrow in a long bone (long yellow)

A

yellow marrow that stores lipids

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6
Q

found at the end of long bones

A

red marrow, site of blood cell production

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7
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growth plates

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at the ends of long bones, where bone lengthens if it’s growing

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8
Q

ex of short bones

A

square bones of wrists and ankles

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9
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ex of flat bones and their function

A

protect vital organs - ribs

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10
Q

flat bones contain…

A

red bone marrow and produce blood cells

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11
Q

ex. of irregular bones

A

hips and parts of skull

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12
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ligaments (leg to leg - bone to bone)

A

attach bones to other bones

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13
Q

only bone in body not connected to other bones

A

hyoid-held only by muscle

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14
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hyaline cartilage

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covers articulating surface of bones so they don’t grind together

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15
Q

ex. of synovial joints (balling is a sin)

A

ball and socket, hinge - usually capable of movement. knee hinges, have synovial fluid

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16
Q

bone is synthesized in…

A

tubular structure call osteons

17
Q

osteons composed of…(apatite)

A

calcium and phosphate rich hydroxyapatite embedded in collagen

18
Q

haversian systems

A

osteons

19
Q

osteocytes are in…(hide from cyte)

A

cave like spaces called lacunae

20
Q

matrix forms around the…

A

central canal that contains blood vessels and nerves

21
Q

2 main types of bone cells (many clasts and one blast)

A

multinucleate osteoclasts and mononucleate osteoblasts

22
Q

osteoblasts do what?

A

replace cartilage and secrete mineral deposits that form the matrix

23
Q

nonliving substance of the bone

A

the matrix

24
Q

osteoblasts develop into…

A

osteocytes, which strengthen bone tissue and perform metabolic functions

25
Q

osteoclasts do what?

A

break down bone minerals of the matrix

26
Q

if osteoclasts break down bone faster than osteoblasts deposit minerals…

A

bone becomes weak, causing osteoporosis

27
Q

excessive withdrawal of minerals from bone can cause…

A

bone to lose rigidity and lead to osteoporosis

28
Q

arthritis

A

damages cartilage between joints.

29
Q

brittle bone disease (brittle w/out…)

A

osteogenesis imperfecta - genetic defect in the collagen matrix. the genes that code for collagen in the matrix are missing, and bone breaks easily

30
Q

muscle connects to bones with..

A

tendons, which is connective tissue

31
Q

prime mover

A

the contracting muscle

32
Q

antagonist

A

the relaxed muscle in the pair

33
Q

serve as functional units of compact bone

A

osteon

34
Q

has a high number of mitochondria

A

skeletal muscle

35
Q

flat red…

A

long yellow